Adrian Bunk wrote:
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> 
> We do not have any serious problems where we actually depend on 
> randconfig.
> 
> randconfig is nice, but even if it would suddenly become no longer 
> available we wouldn't have significantely more build breakages in 
> stable kernels (perhaps a few more in the pathological cornercases
> only randconfig hits).
> 
> If this was really "the whole point" it wasn't not worth it.
> 
> Real value would come from getting errors for mistyped kconfig variable 
> names.
> 

Indeed.  However, getting at least compiler coverage across all branches 
of code is worth something, at least.

	-hpa
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